JesusMyFriend
Rosalia
I guess one of the answers many will give is to discuss politics on RF, and I agree, RF is helping me as a platform where I can openly talk about my own views and opinions and different topics such as religion and politics and at the same time listen to other people's opinions.
However, lately I had been talking to one of my bffs and on a gc on politics, but unfortunately it ended up on fights and arguments. Neither of us was willing to deny we were wrong or change our opinions. Therefore it became a matter of being told "I'm right you are wrong", "your opinions are irrelevant", "your opinions are trash" and so on, until I decided to just forbid politics, as personally it always led to disgust and emnity. Because politics is such a big part of me, I find it this very difficult but for the good if friendship (which is above politics) this topic is a no-no now.
Basically to quench my first I mainly talk to my parents, especially my mother. She's a lawyer and a specialist in international relations and human rights therefore she is always able to explain political issues to me. She's very knowledgeable about literally everything under the sun. That's why I consider her my best teacher and always turn to her when I have any doubt, question, etc. The good thing about her is she's a highly critical and objective person and she has taught me to become like that too (I'm still learning though).
I also made kind of a politics account on social media where I just randomly post my opinion on different things, in order to be able to freely express my opinion. I also have other best friends with whom I AM able to talk about politics. They are very passionate about it and even if we may disagree on something, we also learn from each other.
Last but not least, I read articles, books , read news and watch documentaries in order to form my opinion on things and learn more.
However, lately I had been talking to one of my bffs and on a gc on politics, but unfortunately it ended up on fights and arguments. Neither of us was willing to deny we were wrong or change our opinions. Therefore it became a matter of being told "I'm right you are wrong", "your opinions are irrelevant", "your opinions are trash" and so on, until I decided to just forbid politics, as personally it always led to disgust and emnity. Because politics is such a big part of me, I find it this very difficult but for the good if friendship (which is above politics) this topic is a no-no now.
Basically to quench my first I mainly talk to my parents, especially my mother. She's a lawyer and a specialist in international relations and human rights therefore she is always able to explain political issues to me. She's very knowledgeable about literally everything under the sun. That's why I consider her my best teacher and always turn to her when I have any doubt, question, etc. The good thing about her is she's a highly critical and objective person and she has taught me to become like that too (I'm still learning though).
I also made kind of a politics account on social media where I just randomly post my opinion on different things, in order to be able to freely express my opinion. I also have other best friends with whom I AM able to talk about politics. They are very passionate about it and even if we may disagree on something, we also learn from each other.
Last but not least, I read articles, books , read news and watch documentaries in order to form my opinion on things and learn more.